Outdoor News
Earlier this month
- Fishing regulations to be relaxed at Iowa’s Lake KeomahThe Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will relax the fishing regulations at Lake Keomah starting May 1, to allow anglers to more freely harvest fish be...
- First round prize winners announced from the Midwest Walleye ChallengeMidwest Walleye Challenge participants from across the southern Midwest have submitted their first two weeks of walleye and sauger catches. Prizes for the longe...
- First deer ever shot by 23-year-old is a record velvet whitetail in MinnesotaKyle Bauer, 23, from Owatonna, Minn., had a couple of weeks he’ll never forget in the middle of September 2023. Bauer married his wife, Hannah, on Sept. 23, t...
- Ryan Rothstein: Of wolves, whitetails and wetlands; habitat loss the greatest threat to Minnesota’s wildlifeQuite frankly, I’m tired of hearing about wolves. Are they a factor regarding our deer herd? Without question. Wolves hunt and kill deer. So do coyotes. So do...
- MN Daily Update: Underwater cameras reveal things sonar sometimes can’tUnderwater cameras reveal things that sonar sometimes just can’t see. Tim Lesmeister gives a couple of examples. The post MN Daily Update: Underwater cameras ...
- MN Daily Update: Underwater cameras reveal things sonar sometimes can’tUnderwater cameras reveal things that sonar sometimes just can’t see. Tim Lesmeister gives a couple of examples. The post MN Daily Update: Underwater cameras ...
- MN Daily Update: Underwater cameras reveal things sonar sometimes can’tUnderwater cameras reveal things that sonar sometimes just can’t see. Tim Lesmeister gives a couple of examples. The post MN Daily Update: Underwater cameras ...
- MN Daily Update: Underwater cameras reveal things sonar sometimes can’tUnderwater cameras reveal things that sonar sometimes just can’t see. Tim Lesmeister gives a couple of examples. The post MN Daily Update: Underwater cameras ...
- Steve Piatt: Canada’s Algonquin Provincial Park a special wilderness experience that keeps callingOn the wall at the bottom of the stairs of our home, we walk past the big map several times daily. Sometimes I stop and look closely, knowing where we’ve been...
- Illinois hunters renewing FOID cards should not face delays in 2024Hunters and shooters in the state needing to renew Firearm Owners Identification cards before the fall hunting seasons should not run into delays or problems, t...
- Ryan Rothstein: Of wolves, whitetails and wetlands; habitat loss the greatest threat to Minnesota’s wildlifeQuite frankly, I’m tired of hearing about wolves. Are they a factor regarding our deer herd? Without question. Wolves hunt and kill deer. So do coyotes. So do...
- Dan Ladd: The many rewards of being a hunting mentorOne of my favorite photos, and one that I’ve gotten a lot of mileage from in terms of it being published, is a shot I staged and took exactly 20 years ago thi...
- Patrick Durkin: Rebounding beavers gnaw, build Wisconsin’s wetlandsThe first Wisconsin game warden killed by gunfire didn’t die protecting deer, bears, wolves, walleyes or waterfowl. No, Einar P. Johnson, 33, died in May 1929...
- WI Daily Update: Underwater cameras reveal things sonar sometimes can’tUnderwater cameras reveal things that sonar sometimes just can’t see. Tim Lesmeister gives a couple of examples. The post WI Daily Update: Underwater cameras ...
- Outdoor Insights: A bill that makes sense from Minnesota regarding sales or transfer of state landsSen. Steve Green, R-Fosston, introduced Senate File 5393 last week, which in simple terms would require supermajority approval for certain sales or transfers of...